Punk This module from CUPP Computing: ARM + Android mobility inside your PC

[TheQedqubit]

so... is it a computer backup backup computer ?

if you get errors, you can curse recursively

[meniii95]

Very nice idea...

Are you Albanian ?? :)

[mimstyle]

Very nice module , a mini motherboard.

[Dnelly88]

I want this in my ride!

[xantier277]

Yo dawg we heard you like computers, so we put a computer inside your computer.

[JustOneMorgan]

@xantier277 so you can use your computer while you're using your computer.

[digidev]

id like to know the price for preorders!

[craigdamico1]

WOW !! ..i want one !!

[pcfixmardel]

Cool ! translated and reposted

[sab611]

Wouldn't it be much cheaper to just buy a Toshiba AC100? You can run Ubuntu 10.10 on it minus the sound. If only Toshiba opened things up a bit or the hacking community was more determined it would be a great tool.

[config2000]

Nice. I assume you can develop Android Apps in Windows and throw the *.APK into the module ready for installing and testing

[reiger1000]

so if i get this correct, you can still connect your harddisk onto that thing? and will you be able to access it from within android?

[Djhg2000]

@reiger1000 From the video I think it replaces the HDD but you can insert an SSD into it so that you can copy over and boot whatever was on the HDD

[Djhg2000]

Cool, so you have netbooks and desktops covered, but what about laptops?

How does it connect to the mouse and keyboard on the netbook?

I have a 17" gaming class HP laptop and besides needing a huge battery to power it all it gets very hot (about 70C+ while just watching youtube with the integrated Intel low-power graphics isn't all that impressive coming from a big brand like HP).

Running a small Debian system on an internal ARM board would be a dream come true for me.

[MrPhatSlim]

wow thats cool, would love one o them :)

[wonkee73]

Is this the thing you've been working on that you hinted during meet mobility podcast?

It's really cool

[jkkmobile]

@wonkee73 yep :)